Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-23
AN EMPEROR AT NINETY.
GERMANN CELEBTATE KAISER
WiLHELN'1 BIRTHDAY.

WHINE ELM - Birth VA II.
The Black, white and Fed + oats In
Donor of the Evsnt-Ihe BANQUET at
the Marshall House Last Night-Con-
CALCULATIONS CSbied tn the Emperor.
\ Yesterday Kaiser Wilhelm completed
[shis S0th year, and the 0!aca, white and
red of the German cOlors A0sted from
many a Savannah flagstaff in his honor,
The German, Austrian and Norwegian
cOnsulates foated their respective ma
iional coiors, and everywhere the stars
and stripes tapped in the breeze by the
side OF the black, white and red. Most OF
the stores ana places Of business owned
ny Germans were decorated with the ma
tional bunting OF the United Deutschland,
and the MORNING NEWS ran up the EN-.
peror's col0rs on its staff.
About sixty representative German cit
liens had prepared TO celebrate the ami
versary by a banquet at the Marshall
House. During the day the following tel
egram was sent by a committee repre-
senting those who had subscribed 10 the
banquet:
THE EMPEROR CONGRATULATED.
Hts Mdiesty. Kaiser Wilhelm Berlin:
The Germans of Savannah assembled to
celebrate your Majesty's birthday send
patriotic wishes for lasting health, prosperity
and blessing,
At $50 O'Clock the banqueters sat
nown for the first course. There were
sixty-one present. Messrs. l., Adler, Fl.
Beudheim, II. Blum, Tn. Collat, C. f.
cranz. J. Detst, W; Diers, {. Egnnger j..
"A. Elnstein, ;. a, Elnstein, h. Fabarius,
+. Fatman, NJ. Ferst, &. Fox, A. Fur
mans, G. A. Gemuenden, Capt. +. Gerber,
y. II. Helmken, Julius Hunt, Ed. Karow,
L. Klein, II. G. Kuckuck, S. l.. LsZaron,
Il. Levy, Z. Lindsnstruth, j. G. Mahn, s.
Meiu hard, C. Hioehlenbruck, Walter Mohr,
II. Myers, Emil Newman. Julius New
4 man, John Nisbet, G. A. Oelschig, j. Paul
4 sen, n. Paulsen, e. A. Reiize, Aug.
Ruemmler, VIM. Schiebe, II. Schreiner,
VIM. Schroeder, Emil Schwarz, George
schwarZ, John Scnwarz, II. l. Scemann,
Charles Seller, Otto NOgel, g. Wann-
baoher, Capt. ii w eDer, Hermann Weber,
David Weishein, W. A. Wehrenberg,
Capt. l.. Witt.
THE GUESTS.
The invited guests wero Hon.
Rufus Z. Lester. Rev. DR.. William
Bowman, Hon. =. W. Meldrim, President
OF the Hibernian Society; MAJ. James 7.
Stewart, President ofthe st. Andrews So
ciety.
Herr William Schroeder, acting Ger
man Consul and the chairman of the CON-
mittee in charge of the banquet, presided.
THE MENU.
The menu was most delicately prepared
and the courses were as follows:
Celery. Oysters on half SMELL Lettuce.
Sauterne,
SOUP.
Green Turtle Soup.
FISH.
f3roiled Pompano q la maltre de hotel
Potatoes la HOllandaise.
MOselbluemchen.
RELIEVE.
Filet de Beouf aux Champgnons.
french Peas. Potato Croquettes.
Chateau Malleret.
Roman Punch.
GAME.
Wild blue wing Teal Duck;
Saddle Of n. Y. Mutton. Currant Jelly Sauce.
With Vegetables.
Champagne.
Mayonnaise ofsChicken.
ROAST.
Stuffed Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Asparagus a la creme.
Chateau Lamarque.
DESSERTS.
Fanilla Ice Cream. Assorted Cakes.
Straw berries and Oream.
Nlersteiner Kranzberg.
FRUITS.
Crackers, Nuts. Rasins. Cheese.
Coffee.
THE ToAsTs.
The toasts were: Sc Majestat Wilhelm
H., Kaiser Won Deutschland-Der neunzig
jaehnige Heldengreis, der EinIger
0eutschland's, hoch soil er leben. Re-
Spouse by Herr John Nisbet.
s'DeutschIapd Unser und unserer Water
Vaterland." Herr Edward Karow.
s'The United States of America. our and
nour children's home" Hon. 2. w. Mel
drin.
"Der Observation-Disclosures Buer-
ger, Gleich geatreu ergeben dem Water
lande und.der neuen Heimath, gleich stolz
auf Beide." Herr David Weisbein.
Savannah, the city of our adoption, her
prosperity is our prosperity" Hon. Rufus
L. Lester.
''Our invited guests, the representa- ives
OF our fellow citizens belonging to differ
ent nationalities." Maj j. T. Stewart.
"Deutsche Site uud Kultur.
Schlicht und gcdegen," Rev. DR.. William
Bowman.
'sDie deutschen Fraueu,
s''Ehret die Frauen, sic nechten und weben,
Bimmlische Rosen ms irdische Leben!"
Herr Emil Newman.
- After the first toast all Joined In the
<fong "Heil dir I'M SiergerkraDz." Other
Ysopgs by quartettes we're "Jubellied,"
k'Die Wacht am Rhein" and "Deutsch-
Eand, Deutschland, uder Allies"
" The speeches were all in German eX-
7 ept three, and were heartily cheered.
The singing was excellent, and was sup
plemented by orchestral music.
The banquet was most pleasant affair
and passed of very happily.
At the Theatre.
"The Corner Grocery did not have |
many patrons last night. There ware |